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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1916
Page
2
Fragmentary text describes a talking machine from Union Phonograph with guaranteed performance and warnings of exchange if imperfect. Mentions a winding Tera Boy and a price around 83 08, with references to Edison and other names.
A son was born Sunday morning at Emerpenry hoe plea to the Johnsons of 18 Crowent street. The report mentions arrests, weather notes, and a sequence of local incidents alongside the birth notice.
Fragmented OCR notes reference several individuals and activities in a city context. Names include Herman, Sam, Robert, and W. P. AEA with mentions of Sterling Place and Rochester NF. Phrases describe morning events, a shop, and some visitors, but specifics are obscured by garbled text.
A jumble of names and short visits is recorded with residents such as Mia and Anna Jackson, Mrs. Nelson, and Mr. and Mrs. Carrender, plus travels to Lakewood, Corry, Kane, and Latrobe. The item also references Canadian minister Sir Hamilton Hughes and general talks about a commission.
The clipping reports the passing of 2A Mir Jota and W G Tate with funeral plans at St Chices and Shore of Key, plus details on James Malone and Stewart McWillams. It notes survivors including a daughter, widow, and other relatives and mentions interment at local cemeteries.
A garbled notice from a small town lists a shop in Waren, California about a visit this week. The message urges prompt attention to a “great menicnn” and a vital rule, with no clear details on date or person.
Fragmented war dispatches describe French aerial activity over Berlin as the Vienna and Petrograd fronts report varied progress. Austrian Carpathian forces withdraw, Russian troops push reforms in Volhynia, and Petrograd notes eying German advances while Allied voices debate morale and public sentiment.
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